To honor the values and ideals for which our country’s sons and daughters sacrificed, to honor their commitment to duty and country, to thank them for their service and our freedom, and to make sure that they are never, ever, forgotten, the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum is honored to be installing a new … Read more
Voice of the Vet Founder Bob Maxwell, a Disabled Veteran, tripped over some large football size jagged rocks and did some damage to his right hip/pelvic area and broke some ribs. His Service Dog, Sadie the Voice of the Vet Dog stayed right by his side and even reached his cell phone, pulled it closer to … Read more
Vietnam Veterans were stereotyped and demonized to such a great extent that even the widows of deceased servicemen received late-night harassing phone calls. It has been said by some that at no point in our country’s history have our Veterans been hurt more by our own countrymen than by the enemy. For many Vets, the … Read more
Voice of the Vet is constantly on the lookout for information that can help Veterans and their families and we are also looking to protect our Veterans. This post is our first installment to inform the general public that there are people out there that don’t have the guts and integrity to actually join the … Read more
Another great gift to a Veteran by a Mega Superstar. The Rock is the best and he once again shows why he is loved by so many people all around the world. Thanks Rock for being there for Veterans, for being You…a Real Class Act!
Vietnam Veteran and Purple Heart Recipient UPDATED: 2018.12.27 A Letter to Tracey Samlow From my Mom, Carole Anne (Dobes) Spohnholtz About her Father, LAWRENCE MICHAEL SPOHNHOLTZ and his time in the U.S. Military, his service in Vietnam and as a Dad. Larry joined the Navy, Sept. 26, 1963. His basic training and later Corpsman … Read more
The following video of World War II Army Veteran, TSgt James Frisch was done by Lee Frisch to memorialize her late husband. As you will hear from Lee, her husband James led an exemplary life and career. Voice of the Vet thanks Lee for her time and effort in keeping James’ memory alive. Enjoy the … Read more
Voice of the Vet Co-Founder, Marcel Forestieri is the #1 Jay Leno impersonator in the world. He has been doing this for over 20 years and appeared on the Tonight Show with Jay and has done skits with Jay and for the Tonight show numerous times. So when we came across this video of Jay … Read more
The Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall came to Las Vegas during the first weekend of November 2018 and Voice of the Vet was there to pay our respects to the over 58,000 names of heroes on the wall. It was an honor to be there and meet the wonderful people that were also paying their respects … Read more
99 year old WWII Veteran sings “God Bless America” at Iron Pigs baseball game in Pennsylvania.
From ALL of US at Voice of the Vet, we thank ALL Veterans for your service and dedication to our country. Without you, we would not have the Freedom’s we have today. Thank you and may God Bless You!
Michael Franzese grew up as the son of the notorious Underboss of New York’s violent and feared Colombo crime family. At his most affluent, he generated an estimated $5 to $8 million per week from legal and illegal businesses. It was a life filled with power, luxury…and deadly violence. In 1986, mafia boss, Michael … Read more
MGM Resorts MGM Resorts recognizes the exceptional sacrifices and efforts of those who serve in our armed forces. To show our gratitude, MGM Resorts has created a special “Military & Veterans Program” (MVP). The program is available to any active duty military, members of the National Guard & Reserve, retired military, prior service and spouse … Read more
U.S. Soldier killed in Afghanistan while helping Fellow Soldiers whose Vehicle Hit Bomb By Dan Lamothe October 5, 2018 KABUL — U.S. Army Sgt. James A. Slape stepped out of his vehicle in Afghanistan on Thursday ready to help others. The soldier, trained in bomb removal, wanted to clear a path to a vehicle that had … Read more
